Punter call: any IoT enthusiasts in and around Lahore?

Nice! Join https://groups.google.com/group/pachube-hackathon-2011-zurich for input/info on hosting a node in Zürich, Switzerland.

Jolly good!
We will try to join on 8/4
App in a Day Eindhoven was a big success March 4
We want Apps voor Eindhoven Challenge to include Internet of Things
Hackathon Eindhoven would be connecting Open Data to Internet of Things: Freedom Matters!

Hackathon Eindhoven 8 & 9 April is on!
From 13:00 – 13:00 hours local time the Hackathon is taking place in MADlab, Vestdijk 280 Eindhoven.
Free registration is required. All information and application on http://www.madlab.nl
After the 24-hour session, an after program, an Upgrade! Eindhoven special, provides presentations, screenings and discussion on the topic of Internet of Things. Final closing at 17:00 hours.

We are organising a local (i.e. Lancaster) sister event in parallel with what is happening in London that day. If you are interested please add yourself to the google group:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/pachube-hackathon-2011-lancaster

- Gerd Kortuem http://twitter.com/kortuem

i like to propose using the IRC channel:

#pachube
on
irc.freenode.net

webchat.freenode.net/?channels=pachube (please copy this line to your browser) if you don't have or want to install a client.
for realtime comunication and coordination before and during the hackathon

cu there
kiilo

Announcing a Pachube hackathon event in New York, sign up here: http://nychackathon.eventbrite.com/

I hope to demonstrate the Nanode at the London event - a low cost network sensor node based on ATmega328 (Arduino) and compatible with Arduino shields.

See my blog for details or to contact me for design information or request a sample pcb.

Ken

http://sustburbia.blogspot.com/2011/03/nanode-net-applications-node.html

Great news: Arkessa, will be providing GPRS modems and routers with sim cards for connecting directly to Pachube!

Quote:
... ensuring that there is a simple way to create a Pachube feed using GPRS and 3G connections to remote devices. It now means that anyone can connect anything, wherever it is, via the Pachube infrastructure.

Read more here: http://www.arkessa.com/m2m/PR-Arkessa-supports-Pachube-hackathon-300311.html

We will have a small gathering of data streamers here at Time's Up in Linz, Austria. Please feel free to join us!

http://timesup.org/content/pachube-iot-hackathon

We have a few things planned for the 24 hours, but feel free to come and add your ideas, try some things, develop some distractions and engage in some global data streaming.

Well I'll be at the NYC event wherever it lands. My only concern currently is the "where" part. It keeps saying "TBD" on the countdown clock.

How many places have been considered, and discarded by the way?

Info is getting updated momentarily, along with more tickets getting released.

Hello!
Okay Ed, thank you!
I believe I can find it from where I'll be coming from that day. I might try to find the building a day or two earlier so that I can be there when I can on the Friday.

Now about tickets:
I have the one from when I registered. I imagine that'll still be valid despite the fact that it doesn't say where the event will be happening?
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Doctor Who

You don't actually need a physical ticket, just ID to enter the building based on our guestlist.

also in zurich we set up a wiki page for our event
* http://wiki.sgmk-ssam.ch/index.php?title=PachubeHackathon2011

greets
kiilo

Just wanted to throw a hail-mary out there and see if anyone was interested in getting together in the Seoul area?

I also posted the event on http://postscapes.com/Events. Have fun out there at the NYC and London events, I wish I could be there.

-T

Hello!
Of course. I have one, someplace. Now as to the scheduling, I see that it starts at 4PM Friday, and runs through the evening until Saturday Morning on or about 9AM.

It happens for the Friday I have a conflicting appointment, so I'll be along for the morning on the Saturday.
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Doctor Who

I've just posted a new version of OpenRTMS, an Android application that allows you to relay sensor data to Patchube from an Arduino with Bluetooth capabilities. I will be updating info about the platform throughout the day tomorrow via the github wiki. You can download and install the build on your android device from the github. I will bring a few Arduinos with Bluetooth capabilities to the hackathon on Friday for anyone that is interested in working with the hardware or software. Looking forward to work with everyone!

http://github.com/neufuture/OpenRTMS
http://openrtms.org

Very interesting that. However which event? There are as you might be aware several going on all at once. I am not going to be physically present at the Friday opener in NYC, because I've got an appointment then.

But I will be present for the closing ceremonies, (if there are any) and a few hours leading up to them on the Saturday.
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Doctor Who

Ahh yes sorry I'm going to be at the London event, but anyone interested in working with the platform I'd be more than welcome to skype with. skype name: mzdoherty

We'll have having a bunch of lightning talks with London in the evening. Would love to have you jump in!

Ok, so I guess even the guys that created the regcure software should be there right? I would really want to meet them.
It's seems a really nice event, I am sure there will be lots of people there with who you can spend some nice quality time.